to the dutch, he says the new reich shall continue the traditional friendship with holland.o the belgians he announced the reich has put forth no claim that is as a threat to belgium. while hitler was making these promises, his generals were picking out the first victim. norway. why did they pick norway? its fjords would make excellent -boat bases. also, it would give the nazi vital airbases. this is a british naval base, and this, the blockade fleet. at this time, the german-based bombers could not reach hem. defenses would be brought under easy bomber attack. but he could not take norway without taking tiny denmark ,the springboard for his ttack. o at dawn on april 9, 1940, the german army rolled across the mutual borders of little denmark, and in a matter of hours it occupied the entire country. by nightfall, denmark is erased as a nation, and the danes go into slavery, a lowly six months before hitler announced a nonaggression pact with denmark. the danes will not forget. meanwhile, in norway, peaceful merchant ships like these have sneaked into the ports. that is, they

i think the robert reich article was ridiculous.he second point is not everybody on the left is saying trump is guilty of crimes. i don't think there's proof yet that trump is guilty of crimes. i think the question on campaign finance as we were discussing before we came on eric, i don't think that reaches an impeachable offense and i think it's questionable whether it reaches a legal offense because the ambiguity of the campaign finance laws. >> tucker: of course i agree. >> i think the question on collusion rests entirely on whether trump had advance knowledge of any illegal activity that was connected to russian hacking. that has not been proven yet. so this democrat is not alleging a crime as it involved donald trump. >> tucker: the polls bear this out, the pressure from democratic voters to impeachment if democrats retake the house will be so overwhelming that one speaker could look at the people who just put him or her in that position and say we are not impeaching? >> what i was going to say, one of the reasons i think there

i heard a band that had that same kind of music but their message was all the themes of the third reich talking about blooded soil and race and nation and it was very romantic and seductive and it made me feel powerful a baby feel like a rebel it made me feel like i'm fighting for this amazing cause and so it drew me in and that's its first function is to attract you to that ideology and once you start buying into the ideology you you listen to music on a daily basis whether you know it's headphones you know a plane in the car it's just like if you if i were to have a cassette that learn how to speak russian and i fell asleep every night with it you know listening to this because said about teaching me how to speak russian it would eventually like dial the russian language into my brain and it would make the big it easier for me to learn that language if i'm listening to cassette every day that tells me why people are different there everybody elves superior to everybody else and threatened by everybody else that becomes my reality because i become for miller with that ideology which me

and robert reich seems to be proposing the same solution, that robert reich will step into the showerhere will be president hillary clinton, magnificently. i hope that's not a bit too vivid for you. as i was halfway through that image, i thought it might be too vivid for me. but that does actually reflect the level of denial. if you recalled back to novembee upset that. generally speaking when we get a new prime minister in denmark, they don't pull the old one off the parliament building or anything. there are other countries with peaceful transfer of power. what's interesting here is that actually come up they can't accept that. and the denial is de nihilism,e "newsweek" cover showing thene rightful president is now extending to former cabinets secretaries and actually arguing for the erasure of the historical record. and so sort of resetting things to year zero. and actually come up that is harmful to the so-called peaceful transfer of power. and in that sense, the 18 should be ashamed of himself. >> tucker: and so that's the key. here you have not just some pundit, but you have a f

only six months before, hitler had said the new reich has endeavored to continue the friendship withtch will not forget. meantime in belgium, the whole force of massive blitzkrieg stormed across this neutral border. the main german attack was directed at the outer canal meuse river line. the anchor of which was four deep, a modern and seemingly impregnable fortress. the germans had secretly built a replica of the mighty fortress in czechoslovakia and rehearsed the attack until they knew every detail of the fort's construction and its every weakness. when the real attack came, it was foolproof. parachute troops, dive bombers, flamethrowers, specialty trained engineer battalions, all working together as a well-trained team. [gunshots] they knew exactly where to cross the river. [explosions] [sirens] [gunfire] [explosions] [engine noises] [explosions] [gunfire] [explosions] narrator: you will notice that this assault engineer knows exactly where to put his high explosive charge in order to destroy the block house. [explosions] four deep, they withstood the nazi attack for exactly two da

the children in the third reich were to possess strong bonds, be enthusiastic participant in collective activities such as the hitler youth and this is the idea of fascism at the heart of as i'm enough that i hope to achieve with my book, is showing the fascist collective blogging at the psychiatry so pride. so paul schroeder is on the upper left was the leader of nazi child psychology and he called this readiness to serve the community to boot. it is one of germany's with a bull words and in the romantic. admit soul. i'll just stick to how nazi traffic colleges use that which was a deep sense of metaphysical connectedness to the greater organism and you have a national racial meaning. germans had allowed. the french didn't. socialists and communists didn't have gamut. signify deep into metaphysical connection. another man followed the schroeder next to who also wrote on gamut and he became one of the top three leaders in the program. so i won't go into detail, but this is a sampling of different diagnoses that nazi child psychologists were devising. pc maker caesar's strings of percent

the armed group has all but regained its might which not so long ago are in them a reputation of out reich islamist barbarians in america and pretty much all over the world we acted and the taliban no longer is in power in afghanistan which is not only good for the security of the free world it is incredibly good for the people who suffered in afghanistan on the barbaric rule time flies u.s. administrations come and go fair enough but the things the people in charge say about insurgents today could be totally different tomorrow taliban this taliban that the taliban are fighting isis and we encourage that because isis needs to be destroyed. oh so they're good for something at least if it's about knocking out islamic state yet just a few months earlier general nicholson said the taliban's fight against dyess was a piece of russian propaganda we see here a narrative that's being used that grossly exaggerates the number of isis fighters here this narrative then is used as a justification for the russians to legitimize the actions of the taliban and provide some degree of support complicated ho

jeffery: please welcome robert reich.] reich: well, thank you, and thank you,u, clara, and it's so nice to see you. as you can see, donald trump has worn me down. [laughter] when i was last here at the commonwealth club, george, i was 5'10", wasn't i, just about. [laughter] more seriously, sometimes it is

include the children about two of them and also other people who visited the market morning when the reich came all the children water running from the school when that drive us popped up the market to buy some water and then the strike hit the boss it is been a really top few days for the province all full children and even. for those who could not find that remains of the children about ten or so lost still missing. told us a little tell us a little bit mohammed if you can about sort of reaction people generally have now to the suggestion that the saudis will be able to investigate this house is there much confidence in that investigative process. well not much confidence there because the coalition say they have been investigating every bike they have carted out and of course that is all to every industry geisha exonerated them or any killed. and now we know they have been brought about top hit civilian areas from idea becomes hospitals' fish markets to even processions like the one we are witnessing today. the united states seems supportive of the us of the so the coalition and the def

the armed group has all but regained its might which not so long ago are in them a reputation of out reich islamist barbarians in america and pretty much all over the world we acted and the taliban no longer is in power in afghanistan which is not only good for the security of the free world it is incredibly good for the people who suffered in afghanistan on the barbaric rule time flies us administrations come and go fair enough but the things the people in charge say about insurgents today could be totally different tomorrow taliban this taliban that the taliban are fighting isis and we encourage that because isis needs to be destroyed. oh so they're good for something at least if it's about knocking out islamic state yet just a few months earlier general nicholson said the taliban's fight against dyess was a piece of russian propaganda we see here a narrative that's being used that grossly exaggerates the number of isis fighters here this narrative then is used as a justification for the russians to legitimize the actions of the taliban and provide some degree of support complicated hear

for the fragmentary documentary record the the surviving documents of the third reich the nazis themselves didn't manage to incinerate or that didn't get inadvertently destroyed in combat. it was about before we let you go you know you are called the u.s. is top nazi hunter would you describe yourself the same way. i don't care for the expression nazi hunter and it makes it seem as though it's a sport of some some sort of this is in both of our countries very serious law enforcement matter and it's handled you know by professional law enforcement personnel i do want to say that it should be remembered that yacc of polly lied his way into the united states by concealing service in at least three different s.s. sponsored units and that part of his responsibility was to guard a labor camp which served to prevent the escape of jews who ultimately were as you said massacred he should not be permitted and will not be permitted and again we are grateful to the german government for its assistance in this he will not be permitted to die in a country whose whose families sacrificed two hundred thou

it is seventy five years since the end of the largest tongue in history the third reich on the red army will died eight thousand tanks with over three million soldiers involved on both sides it finished with the soviet union pushing on a country offensive to ease pressure on the western front and helped liberate the world from the nazis. easy. to me that. it would. be the purpose of authorities but it easy for. all those are new stories for with facebook busily purging a kind from russia and iran this week watching the hawks delves into what in authentic behavior actually means and it's next. to me just simply set. up a base here. in the field. non-single he would be useful if he. were talking to. ok let's. get it why don't we just get it started. but not a lot of any of us come out i skid but i'm about the same as art but i was up the money into the museum about. how the long low i left my last caller. just said so you'll be. there when you go so this is a long. long way from here to be made by. the people who got the musical folks on the got. that little part that you. feel. so sad be

otto reich is a former us ambassador to venezuela and was also assistant secretary of state for westernirs under george w bush. hejoins us now. thank you so much forjoining us, ambassador. does president nicolas maduro‘s comments about financiers in the united states, does that mean credible tu? no. it is something that maduro has always claimed whenever something goes wrong. there had been a number of riots and assassination attempts and assassinations in venezuela in the last three years under the maduro administration, and maduro, like all strongman, who are increasingly unpopular, blame the foreign devils. it is always the united states or some neighbouring country or some a right—wing conspiracy or the business community, or anybody except of course the cause of the nation's problems, and that is his own government. use a foreign devils as they sometimes refer to the united states, but president trump has entertained the idea of a military solution in venezuela. —— you say. well, he has talked about it, nothing has been done. this is not unlike, for example, what happened with the

wheat harvest will likely be down about twenty percent from last year rapeseed twenty one percent reich could be down as much as twenty eight percent. the situation is especially grave in the east and north of the country. in suter lugo mensch lays because stein the corn is not growing as it should normally we would not be able to see farmer christiane marking those pages and for the crops the plants should be two metres high by now but they have barely reached one metre fifty. one here come up and go thought if you can see here that the upper levels of the plant are barren and cold luther missed the earth the cobs should be about fifteen centimeters long by enough to ten to make the user not even five if i'm going to fly from. here. says it hasn't rained significantly since april he needs the corn as winter fodder for his cattle at the moment he's expecting thirty percent less yield if the weather doesn't change soon he says he'll have to do any merge and see harvest. the most literally do we need a proper rain. shower won't do it and it's always going to get on. the meadow next to the

here's the fighters in yemen say a saudi amorality asked reich has hit a camp for displaced people killing dozens including children. and i mean this is out zero live from london also coming up in the program a plea from the u.n. for south american states to leave the borders open as thousands flee venezuela a country in crisis where life in the capital caracas. donald trump warns of an economic crash if he is impeached. and arrested allegedly beat in custody freed by military courts then rearrested ugandan politician bobby wine is charged with treason. so then first to yemen where hooty rebels say dozens of children have been killed in saudi led airstrikes he t.v. is reporting warplanes targeted a camp for internally displaced people in one day it is there a he me district and let's go straight to allan fisher is following developments from neighboring down in tell me what more you found out about what's happened. well we're trying to piece this together from local reports on the ground in yemen that we've been receiving over the last couple of hours we know that there was an airstrike in

i heard a band that had that same kind of music but their message was all the themes of the third reich talking about blooded soil and race and nation and it was very romantic and seductive and it made me feel powerful a baby feel like a rebel it made me feel like i'm fighting for this amazing cause and so it drew me in and that's its first function is to attract you to that ideology and once you start buying into the ideology you you listen to this music on a daily basis whether you know it's headphones you played in the car it's just like if you if i were to have a cassette that learn how to speak russian and i fell asleep every night with it you know listening to this because said about teaching me how to speak russian it would eventually like dial the russian language into my brain and it would maybe be getting easier for me to learn that language if i'm listening to cassette every day that tells me why people are different there everybody elves superior to everybody else and threatened by everybody else that becomes my reality because i become for miller with that ideology which me

i heard a band that had that same kind of music but their message was all the themes of the third reich talking about blooded soil and race and nation and it was very romantic and seductive and it made me feel powerful a baby feel like a rebel it made me feel like i'm fighting for this amazing cause and so it drew me in and that's its first function is to attract you to that ideology and once you start buying into the ideology you you listen to this music going to daily basis whether you know it's headphones you played in the car it's just like if you if i were to have a cassette that learn how to speak russian and i fell asleep every night with it you know listening to this because said about teaching me how to speak russian it would eventually like dial the russian language into my brain and it would make the big it easier for me to learn that language if i'm listening to cassette every day that tells me why people are different than everybody else superior to everybody else and threatened by everybody else that becomes my reality because i become for miller with that ideology which m

it is seventy five years since the end of the largest battle in history the third reich on the red army will died eight thousand tanks with over three million soldiers involved on both sides it finished with the soviet union pushing on a country offensive to ease pressure on the western front and helped liberate the world from the nazis. but. it would. be. to be. the celebrations were marked with a huge parade on the iconic twenty thirty four times the way today on the very same about the length of the soviets to their famous victory back in one thousand three hundred some people filled the streets in her skin and western russia to walk on the russian president is expected to attend later it's just. now water is fast becoming liquid gold in india withdraw its in euro's parts of the country we examine the plight of the working poor next in age to. gypsy simply said. something up and basically it was in the. yasi will you give you this this is. were you talking to this. girl up i think i'll give it a lot of this to meet each other. and then a lot of it i'm about to come out of a skid but

many of the neo—nazis waved flags with the colors of the german reich the annual islamic pilgrimage,in the five days of rituals in and around the city of mecca in saudi arabia. this year's hajj comes as saudi arabia continues to take a much more openly assertive stance around the world, most recently getting into a diplomatic row with canada, while its crown prince continues an ambitious programme of modernisation. with more, here's david campanale. the importance of the hajj for the almost 2 billion muslims around the world is as unchanging as its rituals. but the way in which it is organised by saudi arabia continues to evolve. hosting the pilgrimage is a matter of immense prestige and pride for saudi arabia and its royal family. but it is a huge logistical challenge, which has seen regular disasters occur, from deadly stampedes to fires. the saudis have expanded and modernised the infrastructure around the hajj at great expense. this year they are stressing how it has come an increasingly high—tech operation, with apps for translation and medical help. 0ne innovation is this so—ca

reich wing groups are again expected to take the streets of the east german city of camden today some twenty people were injured earlier in the week when around seven thousand protesters many of them far right nationalists clashed with left wing demonstrators after a man was stabbed to death here's a look at what life is like for residents of cabinets where violence and hatred of foreigners has dominated headlines for the past few days. a snapshot of daily life in kemet to look cool runs a cafe in an art center it's a bit of an ivory tower he says here things are fine. but he also knows the city has a problem with right wing radicals. we don't see marauding bands of murderous nazis in the streets every day but things happen and instrumental liars it and use it as a pretext to whip up a crowd. last sunday eight hundred took to the streets in response to the killing of a man the night before on monday the far right scene mobilized about five thousand demonstrators and they were not just locals the rally wasn't about mourning the dead man it was a protest. the state premier of saxony is

reich's and has insisted that dialogue with groups like the taliban is the way to achieve peace people do not want this exogenous of killing in the name of drone attacks is hinted at better ties with neighbors including india and afghanistan in a positive relationship with the us based on what he calls mutual respect. him and con's become the first former cricketer to have turned popular support into an election win. as he gets ready to fulfill his promise of the so-called new pakistan he faces major challenges including finishing his full five year term as because none of his predecessors remained in power long enough to complete their time in office some of the job it does their. attack his credit rating has been lowered by two financial agencies moody's and standard and poor's now say it's become more difficult for turkey to pay its debts the country's already struggling with a financial crisis and sanctions from the united states every elizondo reports from new york. for the turkish lira it was a week that could not in soon enough he week that started with the lira sliding to a rec

for hosting chan and said there is a bottom line for freedom of speech is robert reich. protest by pro beijing supporters outside hong kong's foreign correspondents tell us how did you know their anger aimed at the man speaking inside. andy chan leads a small political party advocating independence from china leading to accusations that he's threatening national security due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of extremist group due to the single word independence in reality what the national party is chasing now is no different from what many homeowners wish for the dream of democracy although he says he's not guilty of any crime the police have recommended his party be banned if that happens he says it sets a precedent for stifling all debate about independence but that is a very dangerous idea because they can accuse our few people in a restaurant to discuss about independence they say you have the potential to form a party and you have the potential to affect on the national security so we

so normanoler is a german journalist who has written a very good book about drug use in the third reich recently. it's a current book. and he came up with the title of "blitzed" which you have to love. he spoke here not long ago. you know, the book could be seen as kind of lurid. hitler was being prescribed all kinds of drugs by his quack doctor including one which was the brand name for it, which would -- it's an opioid. we talk about the opioid crisis in america. hitler was being given various things to bring him up and various other pills to bring him back down. he had what a junky might refer to as a speed ball effect when you are up and down. at certain times in his life. there's absolutely no doubt. but a bigger story is the widespread use of methamphetamine within the ranks itself. the brand name was pervatin. it is not crystal meth. it is a carefully made methamphetamine in a precise dosage in a pill. it's not quite the effect that recreational meth use would have, but there is no doubt that you read letters home all the time. we were on the middle of a long march and slowing do

since the surrender of the sixth army at stalingrad the furore had been aware that the third reich could actually form. he confided in propaganda minister goebbels such a fall could only be the result of the german people's weakness he said if the german people ever become that weak they will deserve to be annihilated by a stronger people they won't deserve any pity then. bushie the daughter of his friend had to schneider often had to pose for photos and films. davis biographer believes that she staged this family idol to express her wishes for her future private life. when these photos were being taken jewish children were wishes for her future private life. when these photos were being taken. children were being systematically killed in the death camps in the east. the thirty two year old ava brown was becoming more and more important to hitler for the first time joseph goebbels mentioned her in his diary the furer praises the quiet intelligent and down to earth character of eva brown she will be a valuable support for him. as fog on a he said i can and it can't be denied that hitler a

judge reich offered an article on not several years ago now. why the msm plead guilty. it happens all the time. gregg: said research shows -- he said research shows the senate often plead guilty. they also provide false confessions because they are pressured by overzealous prosecutors. >> exactly. we know that their particular wanted that information him to recite that line so they could use it to implicate president trump. schumer is out already sane as reasons they named the next supreme court justice, which is just incredible abuse of process come to make. it was fundamentally wrong about the law. if michael cohen admitted to a crime, trump is guilty of the same crime. that is not necessarily a crime because prosecutors had to was and cohen agreed. i talked to a career at the department of justice today who spent half of his career doing election law cases and he laughed at the southern district of new york prosecutors who called this a crime. he said it is just not in any way shape or form. >> no. they can't be. those campaign finance laws are seriously nuanced and

rearmed germany and incorporated the tsar region the sudetenland and the whole of austria into the third reich even his opponents agreed that he would have been the greatest german since bismarck had he died at that point but the dictator wanted war so in fact this moment marked the beginning of his downfall even though eva brown was a good skier hitler did not like her just. as he was afraid of her being injured but once when the dictator was away from over salzburg he allowed her to go skiing in austria with albert speer for eight days spare later remembered that she danced with young officers until the early morning without being recognized. according to share they both were united in their resentment of martin bormann due to his arrogance and crudeness and cheating on his wife. over easter nine hundred thirty nine eva brown film cher and barman's many children on their egg hunt. the children lived a secluded life in over salzburg nobody knows whether ava wanted children herself there were rumors that she had once had an abortion in munich but there's no proof that. they are sympathized wit

but reich cabinet go through, get a few things out of the way and then we can. lou: but doria toensing, i'm not going to get into an argument about win. the time i wanted authority passed anyway. up next, victoria, thank you very much. we appreciate it you come back soon. president trump calling out the hypocrisy of google. how he has accused the tech giant showing favoritism to the obama administration and yes, the radical left they think there should be free speech. a private company, you know. they just want to manage your life. much more after the break. best-selling author joins us here next. stay with they told me a bottle couldn't dream. that i would never become a superhero. [singing indistinctly] but i learned how to fly. just to come back in a new disguise, and be the hero i've always wanted to be. helping out when things go standing up wrong.at's right. seeking the truth, and speaking our minds. not just making records, but breaking them. leading the way behind the camera, beyond the runway. and on the silver screen. not just making our mark, but maki

but reich cabinet go through, get a few things out of the way and then we can.but doria toensing, i'm not going to get into an argument about win. the time i wanted authority passed anyway. up next, victoria, thank you very much. we appreciate it you come back soon. president trump calling out the hypocrisy of google. how he has accused the tech giant showing favoritism to the obama administration and yes, the radical left they think there should be free speech. a private company, you know. they just want to manage your life. much more after the break. best-selling author joins us here next. stay with us. walking a dog can add thousands of steps to your day. walking this many? that can be rough on pam's feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they relieve pain and give her the comfort to move more so she can keep up with all of her best friends. dr. scholl's. born to move. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including

upside associated with just pushing costs down industry has been magnificent on that front a deal reich pea almost been a victim of its own success. it's a knife fight for services, for space, pipeline. you can consolidate out here and work costs down from that angle. draw from the benefits of scale. >> more deals coming still good rock out there? >> yeah. it's interesting we all called for more m&a, the big deal before this was rsp and concho what we've been hearing is a lot of these private equity-backed guys are crying uncle as well. because the price they're getting for their crude is substantially lower. that's hurting their economics if they can pair up with a diamondback and say we'll take your stock now, we won't be greedy on the price, let's make something happen, we think there will be more on that front first. >> why do you have your eye on resolute energy? >> this is the obvious read through post this energen deal yesterday. they had the activists in there, icahn, corvex, the strategic review from the board. the conclusion was let's hand the keys over to travis stice at diam

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brutal killing was motivated by prejudice after police found urbanski belongs to facebook group "alt-reichlice departme across the country have reported s.steep rise in hate crimeys the fbi hat hate crimes have hit a five-year high. one case draws my attention. >> prosecutors say sl woodward took bernstein to a park and kled him with a knife. >> bernstein was found with more than 20 stab wounds. >> twenty-year-old woodward was the last person to have seen the prstudent while he was home for winter break. >> do you think your son couldta have beeeted because he was jewish? >> absolutely. he was also a gay man. >> thompson: samuel woodward hasn't beecharged with a hate crime, but the case seems worth investigating. and it took place back in orange county, california. i've been looking at thiguy samuel woodward, the man accused of killing blaze bernstein in this park. at first i thought you have a gay jewish college student stabbed to death. maybe this is a hate crime. what do you know about woodward? >> woodward was a teenager, grew up in luxury newport beach, so that's the old money of oran

injury it's an ideology that has been completely misinterpreted since the third reich. >> i have to stoprpretsed. misinterpreted six million juice killed. >> you'll never sell me on that. >> i'm not trying to sell you it's reality it's history cannot be denied. >> daniel burnside is lightning rod of discord in this area. population 690 with the help of the internet his message spread far and wide giving his town attention it doesn't want. >> in rural america spoke up when he they elected trump. rural america. >> and by rural america he mean white america. >> we are staring down the barrel of a gun in white america. there is still 193 million white americans yes the vast majority of them are in their 60s and 70s will be in the ground in the next 20 years and therefore we have the possibility of becoming a minority in our own country. a possibility. >> sounds to me. >> of becoming a minority. >> like you're afraid of being me. and being me. >> my country. >> is great. this is also my country. >> you guys didn't win the culture war. >> he invited us on the property to talk but when he doesn